CGI Library
Note: To use these scripts, it is helpful to understand how to copy and edit files under unix and/or how to use your ftp program. You should also understand HTML enough to write forms or edit existing pages. These scripts are NOT supported! You may use them on your web pages, but we can't offer you technical support if they don't work or something goes wrong. Use them at your own risk.
Mail Forms
We have a built-in script available which can process your form output and mail it to you. You will need to include a hidden field in your form called recipient which should contain your e-mail address. This is where the output of the form will be sent. Here's some example code:
<FORM ACTION="http://www.travel-net.com/cgi-bin/formmail" METHOD=POST>
<
INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="recipient" VALUE="youremail@travel-net.com">
...your form information goes here...
<
INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Process this Form">
< /FORM>
Guestbook
A guestbook script is available for your use. Copy the CGI file and the sample HTML to your public_html directory. You will need to edit the CGI file and change all the occurrences of YOUR_LOGIN to your actual login name. You will also need to edit the HTML files to suit your own requirements.
Free-for-all Links page
This script will allow anyone to add links to a page, allowing you to have a dynamic list of hot links. You will need to edit the CGI script and change all occurrences of YOUR_LOGIN to your actual login name. Copy the files to your public_html directory and change the sample HTML to suit your own needs.
Random Images
A small program to display random images and backgrounds on your web pages is available here. You will need to copy the files to your public_html directory, and edit the CGI script. Change any occurrences of YOUR_LOGIN to your actual login name. Edit the @files line to contain the list of your images to display. A random image will be chosen from the list each time your page is loaded.
A note about these scripts:
These CGI scripts were taken (with persmission) from Matt's Script Archive and are Copyright © by Matt Wright. You must follow the license greement given at the beginning of the CGI files in order to use these scripts. Scripts have been modified for Travel-Net customers by Corey Jarvis (webmaster@travel-net.com).
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